This article explains how Extension can enhance and expand its nationwide community-based entrepreneurship programs by developing strategic partnerships with other organizations to create highly effective educational programs for rural entrepreneurs. The activities and impacts of the Down East Micro-Enterprise Network (DEMN), an alliance of three organizations with economic development missions in Maine, is used to showcase effective strategies that identify, create, and sustain strategic partnerships; build on their strengths; and overcome potential challenges. This Extension project was part of a statewide effort in Maine to build and strengthen networks of business service providers and improve service delivery to Maine\u27s entrepreneur...
In July 2015, the University embarked on a collaborative project with five southeast Nebraska counti...
The state of Maine began making significant investments in research and development in the late 1990...
Venture Builder piece on how Maine might mirror the federal government\u27s innovative cluster stra...
This article explains how Extension can enhance and expand its nationwide community-based entreprene...
Traditional economic development efforts have been unable to address the nuances of rural communitie...
Local development agencies organize groups of residents to invest in business ventures commonly know...
Microenterprise development programs (MED\u27s) have expanded in recent years as an economic develop...
nstitution Building for Sustainability: A Multi-Case Analysis of Entrepreneurial Networks in Distr...
Maine Accelerates Growth is a new consortium aimed at promoting entrepreneurship in Maine. It will b...
Distressed rural regions exist throughout the United States and the world. Various economic and soci...
Focus on Northern Maine piece on the Aroostook Partnership for Progress, a new public/private effor...
Article on so-called business incubators, with a focus on the seven-year old program at Southern Mai...
Community-based institutions used to be driven by local needs, but in recent decades, some of them h...
The objective of this project is to create a model of and mechanism for statewide, systematic data c...
The Maine Alliance and the Maine Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday unveiled an initiative, ...
In July 2015, the University embarked on a collaborative project with five southeast Nebraska counti...
The state of Maine began making significant investments in research and development in the late 1990...
Venture Builder piece on how Maine might mirror the federal government\u27s innovative cluster stra...
This article explains how Extension can enhance and expand its nationwide community-based entreprene...
Traditional economic development efforts have been unable to address the nuances of rural communitie...
Local development agencies organize groups of residents to invest in business ventures commonly know...
Microenterprise development programs (MED\u27s) have expanded in recent years as an economic develop...
nstitution Building for Sustainability: A Multi-Case Analysis of Entrepreneurial Networks in Distr...
Maine Accelerates Growth is a new consortium aimed at promoting entrepreneurship in Maine. It will b...
Distressed rural regions exist throughout the United States and the world. Various economic and soci...
Focus on Northern Maine piece on the Aroostook Partnership for Progress, a new public/private effor...
Article on so-called business incubators, with a focus on the seven-year old program at Southern Mai...
Community-based institutions used to be driven by local needs, but in recent decades, some of them h...
The objective of this project is to create a model of and mechanism for statewide, systematic data c...
The Maine Alliance and the Maine Chamber of Commerce and Industry yesterday unveiled an initiative, ...
In July 2015, the University embarked on a collaborative project with five southeast Nebraska counti...
The state of Maine began making significant investments in research and development in the late 1990...
Venture Builder piece on how Maine might mirror the federal government\u27s innovative cluster stra...